IF AN ELECTED legislator were to claim college students lack life experience and act on emotion, there would not be much controversy. If said legislator were to impede on students' rights because of these two characteristics, however, then the situation would be murkier.
New Hampshire Speaker of the House Bill O'Brien claimed college naivet
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